Bowl-Lift Burnished Flat Beater

Model: KN256BBT

Color: Other

MSRP: $19.99

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Bowl-Lift Burnished Flat Beater

MSRP: $19.99

Model: KN256BBT

Product Overview

Bowl-Lift Burnished Flat Beater

The burnished metal flat beater is perfect for quickly and thoroughly mashing potatoes, mixing cake batter and cookie dough and so much more. Fits models KV25G and KP26M1X.

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For wide bowl 5-qt and 6-qt bowl lift stand mixers - Fits Models KV, KP, KT, KD and KB

Customer Reviews

Rated 1 out of 5 by a.vandever from Beater turned vanilla icing grey I was so excited to use my new mixer, but wish I would have have known that the accessories that came with it were going begin to discolor my food. The first time I made icing, it turned grey and I was shocked. After this happened I did a little research online, it appears I am not the first one to question what happened. Why have these accessories not been changed? With the amount of money spent on this powerful machine, I wish the accessories were equal in quality. Im just super disappointed I am going to have to spend more money to remedy this... especially if I want to continue to use it like it should be used.

Date published: 2017-12-30

Rated 1 out of 5 by Red Bird from Disappointed I purchased my 5 qt stand mixer from Sam''s club. I'm very happy with it except for the attachments that came with it. Just as the others have stated my beater and dough hook are both leaving a grey residue in whatever I am cooking. Tried to research if there was something that could be done but did not find any info for that. You are better off buying a stand mixer without attachments and purchase the ones that are coated separately. Disappointing that the stand mixer is made with high quality however the attachments are not. I am happy with the performance of the mixer in general

Date published: 2017-10-24

Rated 1 out of 5 by Amos from Leaving residue This part has started getting dark gray residue on everything it comes in contact with, even though I've only hand washed it and never put it in the dishwasher. This is extremely disappointing--my old kitchen aid mixer never had this issue with the attachment. That attachment was smoother and shiny, maybe it was stainless steel? At any rate, I don't know whether to replace it with this same type, which is getting many reviews for the same problem, or the enameled one, which reviewers are saying is losing enamel into the batter?!? How are we to proceed making baked goods that are the proper color and not containing enamel chips?

Date published: 2016-10-12

Rated 1 out of 5 by bostaurus from What happened? I had my first KitchenAid mixer for a couple decades and many military moves before it gave up the ghost in Europe. I was lured away by another brand and recently returned to KitchenAid, a Professional 6 quart. I was surprised at the change in the attachments. They are so lightweight compared to the previous ones I owned. Like others, the main issue is the oxidizing, even when hand washed. Now I have to scrub it each time before I use it. I sure the change has saved money but I would gladly pay more for a more hardy, non oxidizing attachment. I would still recommend a KitchenAid...I bought them for both of my daughters but I would warn them of the attachment issues.

Date published: 2018-03-07

Rated 1 out of 5 by Nicky from Cheap parts I bake frequently and have older models of kitchenaid mixers. Ironically the oldest is 33 years old and pure like a kitten with all original parts. Even though it's smaller it has a durable good kraftsmanship beater. I decided to buy the newer larger model and was immediately weary of the light attachments with it's odd color finish. After one use I began to notice the paint transfer into my dough. I threw out a few batches before I finally just threw out the beater, I tossed the dough hook too. The new kitchen aid mixers can't hold a match to the older ones with better quality parts. Also the mixer is horrifically noisey. Considering in investing in a European brand mixer.

Date published: 2016-07-08

Rated 1 out of 5 by NYC Brat from QUESTION to KITCHEN AID... My question is directly to KitchenAid... Clearly the problem with the flat beater is a quality control /workmanship issue. What are you doing about it? A "refund" does NOT fix the problem. YOU NEED TO MANUFACTURE QUALITY BEATERS then provide mixer owners with a REPLACEMENT at no charge...(like a recall, if you will). Because as of now, our investment in a Kitchen Aid stand mixer is worthless. We can't use a mixer without a functioning beater! Do something.

Date published: 2017-12-20

Rated 1 out of 5 by Anonymous from Great mixer . Poor quality attachments I received my mixer as a gift . I love the performance of the mixer . However after two washes the paddle oxidized and I have not been able to use my mixer. I have had to just go back to my handheld mixer.

Date published: 2017-12-03

Rated 1 out of 5 by Mike from Varnish coming off after single Wash This attachment is not very useful after the first use. We are no longer able to use the mixer without getting black varnish coming off the attachement and into the food. There should be a solution to this problem especially when the mixer costs as much as it does.

Date published: 2017-09-06

Rated 1 out of 5 by rnguyan from Cannot use anymore as others state, the finish oxidized and now cannot be used. I absolutely love this mixer and was so excited when I finally purchased it. Very disappointed with the oxidation of the flat and the whisk beaters.

Date published: 2017-11-20

Rated 1 out of 5 by A from Horrible This is honestly the worst. Oxidized after one hand washing. I am so irritated.

Date published: 2017-08-23